Parawai.
I rere atu i Akarana ka u ki Kauwaeranga a te Kawana me nga hoa. Karangatia ana ki uta e Wirope H. Taipari me era atu rangatira. Kia mutu nga taki o te tangata whenua, ka tu a te Kawana kite whakahoki kupu. Ko te wahine a Nikorima Poutotara te kai whakareo-Pakeha, whakareo-Maori. I puta nga kupu whakanui mo te tangata mo te whenua, a te Kawana; a, i tohutohu ia kite tika o tenei hanga o te ako ki nga mohiotanga. I mea hold, kia kotahi tonu waka mo nga iwi e rua, mo te Maori raua ko te Pakeha. Ka mutu nga whai kor'sro, ka
rere atu te waliine a Wiropi me te wemwera Maori, mete mere pounamu, ka takoto ki a Mihi Heapoihi, te tamaliine a te Kawana. JN T ui rawa atu te whakakoakoa o taua kohine ra ki era tu taonga. Pai atu nga komeme a te Kawana, i Hauraki, a, i pai hold ta nga Maori korero, me ta nga Pakelia karanga i a te Karwana ki uta.
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Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 3
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175Parawai. Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 3
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